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AMD's 'Sinkclose' vulnerability affects hundreds of millions of processors, enables data theft — AMD begins patching issue in critical chip lines, more to follow

Virtually unfixable 'Sinkclose' vulnerability affects hundreds of millions of AMD EPYC, Ryzen, Athlon, Phenom, and other processors.

Tom’s Hardware

Iran hackers target US officials to influence election, Microsoft says

Hackers tried breaking into account of ‘high-ranking official’ on US presidential campaign, researchers say

The Guardian - US

Delta Escalates Legal Battle With CrowdStrike, Microsoft Amid $550M Loss From IT Outage

The outage, which became one of the most significant technical disruptions in recent memory, led to a $380 million loss in revenue for Delta.

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UK riots: 6,000 riot officers to be deployed this weekend as police remain on ‘high alert’ – as it happened

Prime minister says he believes swift processing of rioters in courts has deterring effect but says police are poised for any further disruption

The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan says he does not feel safe as a Muslim following far-right riots

The London mayor said he felt ‘triggered’ by the violent disorder that has swept the country

The Independent UK

GhostWrite vulnerability exploits architectural bug in RISC-V CPU to gain root access

Researchers from Germany recently outlined a hardware flaw in two popular RISC-V CPUs that could grant attackers root access in less than a second.

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Nearly 3 Billion People Hacked in National Public Data Breach. What You Need to Know

A database of almost 3 billion people's personal information stolen from National Public Data, a background checking company, was for sale on the dark web for $3.5 million.

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Sellafield apologises after guilty plea over string of cybersecurity failings

Nuclear site awaits sentencing over breaches that it admitted could have threatened national security

The Guardian - UK

What is the UK’s Online Safety Act and what powers will it provide?

New laws expected to come into force in 2025 are under spotlight after online planning of far-right riots in England

The Guardian - UK

Chrome, Safari and other browsers vulnerable to 0.0.0.0 Day vulnerability — what you need to know

Security researchers have discovered a new zero-day vulnerability that can be used by malicious sites to bypass browser security tools.

Tom’s Guide

ADT suffers data breach — full names, addresses and phone numbers exposed

ADT has confirmed that hackers accessed its servers and that some customer information was leaked online.

Tom’s Guide

'No Evidence' Of Venezuela Vote Hacking, Says Carter Center Mission Chief

There is no evidence that Venezuela's electoral system was the target of a cyber attack during elections last month, the head of the Carter Center's observation mission told AFP, confirming figures that give the opposition candidate a victory.

International Business Times

Barco Control Rooms Gets More Secure—Here's How

A thumb required for cybersecurity.

AVNetwork

NHS IT firm faces £6m fine over medical records hack

Watchdog provisionally finds Advanced failed to act to protect data of 82,946 after ransomware attack in England

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The Independent UK

Software provider facing £6m fine over ransomware attack that hit NHS services

The Information Commissioner’s Office said it has provisionally decided to fine Advanced Computer Software Group over the incident.

Windows Central

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says "Security is our No. 1 priority" but will need teamwork to make the dream work

Microsoft is doubling down on its cybersecurity efforts. As highlighted In an internal memo, "Everyone at Microsoft will have security as a Core Priority."

Tom’s Guide

2.9 billion hit in one of the largest data breaches ever — full names, addresses and SSNs exposed

Class action lawsuit in Florida has revealed that hackers stole a database full of sensitive information on 2.9 billion people before they tried selling it on the dark web.

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Two High-Growth Software Stocks to Buy Now?

The software industry's robust growth is driven by increasing investments in enterprise software, cloud spending, global security concerns, and meeting evolving global demands. Therefore, let’s analyze the fundamentals of software stocks GoDaddy (GDDY) and Pegasystems (PEGA) to determine whether they are smart buys. Read on.

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Latin Times

Former Colombian president claims Maduro is negotiating election do over in Venezuela to avoid facing fraud allegations

Ivan Duque said on X that "Edmundo González is the president elected by the people" and that their verdict "must be respected"

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CrowdStrike Fires Back at Delta: What to Know

CrowdStrike says Delta ignored its offers of assistance during the outage last month. Here's what you need to know.

Windows Central

CrowdStrike lashes out at Delta and calls its lawsuit 'meritless' after it reportedly rejected 'free onsite help' leading to half a billion flight disruption losses

CrowdStrike says it's not at fault for the flight disruptions that impacted Delta Air Lines leading to a loss of $500 million. The cybersecurity firm questions the airline's reluctance to accept free onsite IT consultation advice during the chaos.

Tom’s Hardware

Chinese hacker group StormBamboo successfully hijacked an ISP's automatic software updates with backdoor malware and bad Chrome extensions to breach a downstream target

Chinese hacker group StormBamboo exploit Windows and MacOS devices due to a critical security gap left by an undisclosed ISP.

Tom’s Hardware

Hackers hope to democratize laser-based processor hacking — $500 RayV Lite relies on 3D printing, a laser pen, and a Raspberry Pi to bring costs down

To help raise awareness of the threat of laser hacking techniques, security researchers plan to release the design for an ultra-inexpensive one to the public.

The Guardian - UK

Minister apologises for Northern Ireland special education needs data breach

Paul Givan says details of 407 people mistakenly sent out included names, addresses and personal comments

Latin Times

Venezuela's Maduro further escalates his feud with Musk, accuses him of attacking the electoral body

He also said he will seek help from China and Russia to assess the country's "biosafety system."

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